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Random Jottings
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Golden Gate Bridge at dawn. By Dennis Callahan. MacDesktops.com. To World War One posts. Tuesday, August 05, 2003. After almost 2 years with Blogger, I'm moving to a new Movable Type. Blog (Why all this restless jumping from place to place? It must be the gypsy in my soul.). So now I'm not here anymore, I'm here. Write it on your hand and don't wash until you've memorized it. Many thanks to Dean Esmay. BUT, I have something better. Something no other blog in the whole world can boast of! Has he never hea...
Random Jottings
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Golden Gate Bridge at dawn. By Dennis Callahan. MacDesktops.com. To World War One posts. Saturday, August 02, 2003. A great essay by David Warren, Yea, though I walk. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies.". This is one of the "hard lines" in the Psalms - hard to understand for a person coming to the Bible with glib, post-modern expectations of what he will find there. This one is funny . Satire: Dem Campaign Heats Up As Saddam Tosses Hat In Ring. During a televised debate at I...
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Golden Gate Bridge at dawn. By Dennis Callahan. MacDesktops.com. To World War One posts. Saturday, July 26, 2003. That thick, fuliginous flatness got me in its spell.". Mentioned (from Jay Manifold. That the ancient question of whether Kansas really is flatter than a pancake has now been scientifically studied. You can read about it here. Who used spectrographic techniques to do a comparison of apples and oranges. To change government's structure, not its size. And suddenly we are toppling statues and fr...
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Golden Gate Bridge at dawn. By Dennis Callahan. MacDesktops.com. To World War One posts. Saturday, February 02, 2002. I grump about word misuse, but what really interests me is how words get borrowed or invented or re-treaded to fill needs. We can't talk about things unless they have names. Hopefully short and easy to pronounce. Speech would be awkward if we had to repeatedly say microprocessors. I like the phrase treasure trove. It's actually Law French, and means treasure found. Eats crawdads, slays cr...
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Mark Byron
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Commentary on Politics, Economics, Theology, Sports, and other things that pull my chatty-ring. Byronm at Warner.edu. Saturday, January 12, 2002. Linked to a Victor Davis Hanson NRO piece on war words. Posted by Mark @ 1/12/2002 11:49:00 PM. CYA in Kandahar- Instapundit. Links to a Times of London piece on buggery in Kandahar. Turned out that Kandahar was famous for being the San Francisco of South Asia before the Taliban moved in. Could this be a function of Islamic polygamy? Into their posts. Scali...
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jotting jennifer
Notes from a random writer. Caller ID: Mrs. Phone Booth. Thursday, November 20, 2014. Last time we chatted. I was sitting in my hotel room the morning of my wedding day. That feels like just yesterday…. To the contrary, it was a few months ago. The snow is falling again in Western New York (as it did on my wedding day) so I feel it’s an appropriate time to come back to the Hive as a missus. For those who need a refresher on the Phone Booths, we met in a call center. And fell in love over cupcakes. And tr...
Jotting Joan | Thoughts, travels, time with family
Thoughts, travels, time with family. Let’s do nothing. March 25, 2018. I want to come to your house and do nothing, my daughter said before spring break. Her days fill quickly with places to go and people to see. Weekends often include birthday parties as well as her tasks as Christian Education director. I could do nothing. Sleep in late, read books, watch TV, shoo the kids outside to play and eat leftovers. I welcomed a half a week of doing nothing. Have the kids dyed eggs this year? These are the best!
jottingjournals | Just another WordPress.com site
Just another WordPress.com site. Alone in the Clinic. Playmobil dental clinic on the shelves! Along with my boss’s many certs of course. But HOW COOL IS THAT! Hahaha ok I am a nerd. I am so easily fascinated. Look at the details of the dental chair. It’s so cute! And there’s the operating table with 3 surgeons holding ridiculously huge instruments. Notice the patient’s facial expression. I don’t see anything delightful about this. August 7, 2011. ARGH damn you ibanking. July 24, 2011. How could I have no...
jotting jude
September 17, 2013. Who is jotting jude? Jude dennis of course; but then who is she? Best ask her friends as some of them know jude better than she knows herself. Reading the contents of this site you might find out a little more about her. The images here might help also. Read on and discover. September 17, 2013. Proudly powered by WordPress.
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Golden Gate Bridge at dawn. By Dennis Callahan. MacDesktops.com. To World War One posts. Tuesday, August 05, 2003. After almost 2 years with Blogger, I'm moving to a new Movable Type. Blog (Why all this restless jumping from place to place? It must be the gypsy in my soul.). So now I'm not here anymore, I'm here. Write it on your hand and don't wash until you've memorized it. Many thanks to Dean Esmay. BUT, I have something better. Something no other blog in the whole world can boast of! Has he never hea...
Carol Hoorn Fraser, artist and John Fraser, writer
This is the entry point to Jottings.ca. The CAROL HOORN FRASER. Site is devoted to Carol Hoorn Fraser (1930-1991), artist, cat-lover, and gardener. It contains jottings about her by her husband John, reproductions of many of her watercolours, oil paintings, and drawings, and other items by and about her, among them her reflections on Expressionism.
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Jottings.com has now run its course. Thanks to everyone who read and/or contributed to the blog. A few popular subpages, such as the list of the 100 oldest .com domains. And the email address obfuscator. Please continue to use Namiac.com. For your domain registrations, of course!
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Read My Articles Here. Riding the Raisina Tiger. Riding the Raisina Tiger - a Politico-military thriller about an Army Chief who decided to take things into his own hands. AVAILABLE FOR FREE DOWNLOAD ON 26 JAN ON OCCASION OF REPUBLIC DAY FROM https:/ www.amazon.com/Riding-Raisina-Tiger-Story-military-ebook/dp/B01ALCCNSS. Click to read the article on Swordarm. Custom Search Engine - Scans Selected News Sites. Thursday, 16 November 2017. From Today's Papers - 16 Nov 2017. Posted by Rohit Agarwal.
Jottings.net | Exploring the online world
Exploring the online world. About & Contact. We don’t always need to think outside the box, as someone has already done that for us. Instead we should act outside the box more often, and. well, here comes the problem. May 15, 2014. Let’s Talk About Co-creation. Is the new marketing trend. We are talking about it, we acknowledge that it might be very effective, we love it, we know that it might be helpful in strengthening the relationship with customers. We don’t actually use it in the practice. The crowd...
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